Ava Use of Industry and Tourism Revives Rural Town
The Agriculture Department cites Ava Missouri as a rural community that stemmed population loss by forming an industrial development corporation in 1955. It funded land for an industrial park, lured a sporting goods plant, added a second $270,000 facility, expanded water and sewer, and built a new $350,000 school. A mountain tour and feeder pig and cattle programs boosted growth, halting migration and raising business activity by over $1 million annually. 120 new homes and 20 percent higher real estate values followed as Ava built an economic foundation for revival.
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Mother's Day Guests Fill Monticello Gazette
Mother's Day visitors include Mrs Fred Blumer and Jack, Mr and Mrs Chester Jones and family from Albany, Mr and Mrs Roger Brugger and family from rural Albany, and Mr and Mrs Robert Schlittler. Funeral in Lake Mills drew R W Woelffer and family from Monticello.
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Donard Limp
Meta Behnken
Frieda Behnken
Lake Mills
Hannah Bindschaecher
Monore
Royal Woelffer
Julie
Jan
Toad
Janesville
Herman Babler
Allen
Monroe
Harvey Elmer
Dietrich Freitag
Elmer Freitag
Lawrence G. Marty
Monticello
La‘Vern Lederman
Brodhead
Merlyn Casy
Horeb
Milo Thurston
Madison
Josiah Crouch
Eugene Crouch
Tammy
Norman Crouch
Ernest Brunner
Ralph
Barbara Jensen
Kenneth Schwartzlow
Ronald Holcomb
Melvin iKeppner
Bertha Thomanford
Albert Crouch
Dennis
Sharon
Donna Lion
Anna Crouch
Anna Elmer
Albert Marty
Irene ‘Marty
Oliver Walmer
Max Wyss Sr
Elien Stauffer
Ruth Leach
Chicago
Peter Streiff
New Glarus
Jacob Voegeli
Edwin Schlittler
Fred E. Blumer
Jack
Chester Jones
Albany
Roger Brugger
Robert Schlittler
R. W. Woelffer
August Woelffer
Pauline Disch
Rockford
Alberta Disch
Willis Disch
Kenneth Kundert
Kristin
Platteville
Edward A. Kundert
Ray Kundert
Barbara
Hazel Kundert
C. W. Karlen
Donna Karlen
Belvidere
Russel Arnold
Henry D. Freitag
Sixth Grade Outdoor Camp Planned at Wyalusing State Park
Sixth grade students will attend an outdoor educational camp May 25 to 27 in Wyalusing State Park. Parental consent is required. nonparticipants attend regular classes. The program, built for conservation, includes lectures, hikes, bird watching, and visits to Villa Louis and nearby sites with art, language arts, science, and music activities.
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Wyalusing State Park
Gertrude Hoesly
Frances Zimmerman
R. J. Habeck
S. Robert Schlintz
Wisconsin
Villa Louis
Prairie du Chien
Cassville
Effigy Mounds
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